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Located in southern New Mexico, south of Alamogordo, Oliver Lee Memorial State Park features historical exhibits and a restored 19th century ranch house. Camping, picnicking, hiking and wildlife viewing are popular activities here.
Address: 409 Dog Canyon Alamogordo NM USA 88310
 1 505 437-8284
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Kids Kingdom
Kids Kingdom was built by the community in 1995 to give children a creative and safe place to play. Located on Oregon Avenue, this park includes a tree house, soccer fields, a pirate ship, dinosaur themed areas and much more.
Address: Oregon Ave. Alamogordo NM USA 88310
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The Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge is home to many spicies of birds, amphibians and fish. The park is a popular place for birdwatchers and photographers. To get here from Roswell, take Hwy 285 N until the Pine Lodge Road. Go east for about 9 mi (14.5 km) to the park headquarters.
Address: . Roswell NM USA 88202
1 505 622-6755
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Silver River Park and Zoo
This community park has many activities for kids and families to enjoy, including a fishing lake, a carousel, a mini-train ride and animals displayed throughout. Various events are held at this park, like the annual Labor Day concert performed by the Roswell Symphony Orchestra.
Address: . Roswell NM USA
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Living Desert State Park is situated near Carlsbad in southeastern New Mexico. The park features a zoo and garden that showcases over 40 animal species and hundreds of plants from around the world. The self-guided walking tour traverses sand dunes and mountainous areas.
Address: . NM USA
1 505 887-5516
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View some of the most amazing caves in the world. The National Park Service has ensured the protection of the caves for visitor viewing. Over five hundred thousand people visit the park annually. The size of the park is over forty six thousand acres. Tours are available of the area. |
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Cottonwood trees, shifting sand dunes and a small fishing lake are all part of the landscape at Oasis State Park, located north of Potales. Amenities at this park include restrooms, showers, campsites, a group shelter and a visitor center.
Address: . NM USA
1 505 356-5331
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Bottomless Lakes was the first state park in New Mexico. There are seven small lakes in the the area, but only Lea Lake is open for swimming. Devil's Inkwell is stocked with trout during the winter season for fishing. Acitivities at the park include hiking, swimming fishing, camping, picnicking and scuba diving. To get to the park from Roswell, go east on US 380 for 12 mi (19 km) and then go south on NM 409 for 3 mi(5 km).
Address: . Roswell NM USA
 Send an Email (1) 1 505 476-3355
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Lincoln National Forest, situated in southern New Mexico, plays host to a range of outdoor activities, including camping, fishing, hiking and skiing. At the park's Sitting Bull Falls Recreation Site, visitors have the opportunity to experience exceptional views of natural caves.
Address: 1101 New York Ave. Alamogordo NM USA 88310
1 505 434-7200
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Sumner Lake State Park affords a number of recreational activities, including camping, picnicking, fishing, boating and sailing. Western buffs enjoy a visit to Billy the Kid's gravesite, which is located nearby.
Address: . NM USA
1 505 355-2541
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Situated between Lakewood and Carlsbad in southern New Mexico, Brantley Lake State Park is a popular destination for fishing and water sports. Restrooms, showers, a playground and a group shelter are located on-site.
Address: . NM USA
1 505 457-2384
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